Quotes About Community

The villagers said that John Redding was a queer child.

The Panthays were a group of Chinese Muslims

I come from a very matriarchal family, which is the case for a lot of Aboriginal families.

There is no power above people power.

Day of Absence is a tradition at Evergreen.

I wish we could get back to those days, just let kids go and play and enjoy themselves on the streets instead of at academies too young.

I used to have a little Geordie accent when I was younger; they called me Little Geordie Fran.

I'm a Yente and I have a terrible accent.

I am far more confident now because of the love people have showered on me. Their acceptance is what keeps me going.

I think everyone to a certain degree wants to be accepted.

As an adult, you want to connect with people, and you want to feel accepted.

The world of dance is where I felt accepted as a human being.

It's great that now people can be accepted and the LGBT community can open up and share with the people where they come from.

If you happen to be in an environment where people are not accepting of who you are, you just need to know that's not always the way it will be.

It's a common issue that you see out there, where some families aren't as accepting of what people choose to be in their life.

L.A. is the most accepting city I've ever been in.

Football should be accessible to every child, regardless of ability or background.

I had bought some land in Unnao with the money I got after the accident. I plan to build a sports academy for the disabled there.

I try to make it less about myself, less about my individual accomplishments and more about the team.

We are accountable for each other.

I feel like personally, it's on everybody to hold each other accountable.

Homosexuality is a way of life that I've grown accustomed to.

My biggest achievement at Cardiff is bringing the whole club together in my two years here.

I go out of my way to acknowledge the public and let them know that I'm not always on stage. Offstage, I care. I live their life.